Sentence examples for text felt from inspiring English sources

But Stacey's prefacing her call with a text felt different.

But that text felt too constructed and "aesthetic".

We all need text messages!" Drake also said Macklemore's text "felt cheap.

At first, the project took on a more traditional biopic approach, but Peck soon felt that putting artifice on top of Baldwin's text felt wrong.

In a way, it was the threading that was the most difficult part, making sure the text felt like it had balance and fidelity and that when you got into a character's head, you weren't surprised.

When I read it, however, I felt and said that its title, "The Thunder," was precisely about its content -- for the whole text felt like The Thunder that spoke at Sinai.

Though the text feels a bit clumsy in places, the sophisticated, funny illustrations tell enough stories of their own to lure readers back again and again.

With a publication day set exactly a year and a day since Blaine entered his box, the text feels less spontaneous than rushed.

This does not serve Ernaux well, for even in French her text feels abbreviated, especially when set beside that great narrative of sexual jealousy, "Swann in Love".

Add to that the social expectation that an unanswered text feels insulting to the sender, and you've got a recipe for addiction: you receive a text, and that activates your novelty centres.

"It seems reasonable to me that Apple would want some level of control over emoji use in the App Store, but banning it outright from anything other user-inputted text feels a step too far in my opinion," he says.